Asymmetry Music Magazine announces that it will be covering the classical music of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. I know from the reactions of colleagues and from reading some on-line conversations about music, that calling the musics I intend to feature in this magazine by the word “classical” is going to puzzle some and annoy […]

For this premiere issue, it may be prudent to say a few words about how Asymmetry Music Magazine started, and why, and what you can expect from it. Back in 1972, I first heard Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra. Although I had heard a lot of twentieth century music before that, and liked it, I […]